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   The men charged after the death of Louisiana State University   
   sorority student Madison Brooks took video that proves she was   
   neither raped nor dumped on the side of the road, an attorney   
   representing two of the defendants has claimed.   
      
   Lawyer Ron Haley told WAFB that at least one of the four accused   
   took video during the 19-year-old student’s final car ride on   
   Jan. 15 that proves her death was “a tragedy, definitely not a   
   crime.”   
      
   It shows that she “willfully got into the car” after being   
   abandoned by her friends — then getting out to grab an Uber   
   before she was fatally hit by another car, the attorney stated.   
      
   Before then, she had “consensual sexual acts” with two of the   
   accused — which was “absolutely not a rape,” Haley told WAFB.   
      
      
      
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   Kaivon Washington, 18, and a 17-year-old, who has not been   
   identified because of his age, have both been charged with   
   raping Brooks. Everett Lee, 28, and Casen Carver, 18, are   
   charged with principle to third-degree rape, meaning they   
   witnessed it but did not participate.   
      
   Haley — who represents Washington and Lee — also claimed the   
   footage shows that Brooks was not black-out drunk at the time   
   and capable of consenting to sex.   
      
   “Can you tell, that she was intoxicated? Yes. To the point under   
   the law that you say you’re in a drunken stupor, to the point   
   that you cannot lawfully give consent or answer questions?   
   Absolutely that was not the case,” Haley told the local outlet.   
      
      
      
   The attorney beleives the videos will clear Everett Lee, Kaivon   
   Washington, Casen Carver and the 17-year-old who has not been   
   identified because of his age.EBRSO/MEGA   
   The attorney separately told DailyMail.com that “the video does   
   not show a sexual act.”   
      
   Instead, four clips filmed by Washington show Brooks using   
   “choice language” with Carver as the driver grows increasingly   
   frustrated at her changing her mind on where she wants to be   
   taken.   
      
   “It is [a] conversation – pretty much an argument – between her   
   and the driver,” the attorney said of four videos recorded by   
   Washington.   
      
   “Carver was frustrated that this was the third address that she   
   had given and she wanted to go apparently to another location.   
      
   EBRSO   
   “It’s him saying, ‘Listen we can’t do this all night, make up   
   your mind where you want to be,'” the attorney said.   
      
   “She gets upset with them and uses some choice language directed   
   at Carver.   
      
   ‘After that, he verbally asked her to get out of the vehicle.   
   She acquiesces and says, ‘That’s fine, I’ll Uber to wherever I   
   need to go next,'” the attorney said.   
      
   “She got out” of her own accord — and only “after they had   
   driven off” was she “hit by another vehicle,” the attorney said.   
      
   “They did not just dump her out of the car,” Haley maintained.   
   “They did not force her out of the vehicle,” he added, saying   
   one of the videos showed her getting out.   
      
   “I think at one point one of the others tries to calm the   
   situation down and say, look just kind of get back in the car.   
   She doesn’t want to,” he stated.   
      
   “I want the public to know, these young men … did not put her   
   off on the side of the road,” Haley told WAFB.   
      
   Lawyer Ron Haley told WAFB that the videos show Brooks’ death   
   was “a tragedy, definitely not a crime.”WAFB   
   The attorney stressed that the trio he is representing have   
   “expressed their remorse” to him.   
      
   “‘Nobody wanted her to die, It is a tragedy and they are upset,”   
   he said.   
      
   “There’s no winners in this. … Someone has lost their life,   
   these young men may lose their freedom,” he said.   
      
   Haley predicted to WAFB that the videos from inside the car   
   would acquit his clients fully.   
      
   However, the Mail said the footage was presented before a   
   Tuesday bond hearing, where Judge Brad Myers said it showed the   
   “evidence was clear” that there was proof of criminality.   
      
   LSU president William Tate called the student’s tragic end   
   “evil.”   
      
   “She should not have been taken from us in this way,” he said in   
   a statement.   
      
   Reggie’s bar — where the mostly underage group had been drinking   
   that night, and where Brooks reportedly worked — had its liquor   
   license revoked.